people generally tend to change when they experience the negative consequences of their action, not just willy nilly.

He hasn't just made one mistake, he keeps making the same mistakes. Merely a few years ago he ridiculed the notion that Facebook could have an influence on elections. Not only did that statement show that he hadn't learned, he also obviously thinks we're all idiots.

> people generally tend to change when they experience the negative consequences of their action, not just willy nilly.

I think you're discounting the effect of lived experience and natural maturity that comes with age. People and their perspectives do change in their own - not just because they made a mistake that impacted them negatively.

What you said makes perfect sense but I still refuse to use a platform whose founder called people “dumb fucks” for trusting him and using the platform.

Of course they do. But is there any evidence Zuckerberg did?

People don't change unless they are contrite, and there is zero evidence that Zuckerberg feels any contrition about much of what hes said and done.